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Doodle Romps |
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The annual Doodlepalooza Doodle Romp is Saturday, September 10, 2010 at Bighorn Park in East Vail from 11:00am - 2:00pm, Lots of running, barking, fetching, swimming, sniffing, playing, and oh - a BBQ for the owners! We supply the items to grill: hamburgers and hot dogs, buns and condiments. Please bring a dish to share and your own beverage. We usually have an obedience course contest and a raffle drawing.
RSVP and to get directions send an email to rosie@coloradodoodle.com |
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The annual Fall Doodle Romp is usually on a Saturda in October. Hike to Lily Pad Lake on the Meadow Creek trail in Frisco. Stay tuned for details. |
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The annual Winter Snowshoe Hike Doodle Romp is usually in January in Breckenridge on Boreas Pass Road. Stay tuned for details. |
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Note: Coloradodoodle will no longer be posting monthly romps, as they are not well enough attended and no responses have been received. If you are hosting a one-time doodle romp, please let me know and I will attempt to circulate the information. |
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General Doodle Rules of Travel
Please be aware that as the weather gets warmer, there is more melting snow in some areas: mud - bring a towel for car travel, your dog gets thirsty: bring water, your dog gets hungry: bring a snack, and always keep your doodle in control either by voice command, on a leash in crowded areas and where off-leash is prohibited, and always keep him/her in sight.
In the winter time, please bring water for your doodle as he/she still needs to be kept hydrated and eating snow doesn't do the trick. Please be aware of the snowballs that form between the toes of your dog's feet. They can form ice balls and tear the webbing. There are dog booties you can purchase for your dog to wear, and Mushers Wax products that you can purchase to help prevent ice build-up if this is a concern. |
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Please do not bring your dog to any events if he or she has not been vaccinated. We do not want to spread diseases that are highly contagious and fatal - including but not limited to: Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus, Canine Cough, Canine Leptospirosis, Rabies, Ringworm, Heartworm, Fleas, Lice, and Canine Coronavirus. |
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For information about Doodles or this website, please contact Rosie's mom at rosie@coloradodoodle.com |
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